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Foreclosure and Subject to

Felix Contreras
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I have recently started to look at options with subject to and mainly focusing on foreclosure in the area of Greensboro. I am new to this method and have only ever used traditional finance that includes Va and conventional loans. If someone here has experience with subject to pros and cons and could provide some insight it would be highly appreciated. I would also like to see if anyone here has any recommendations on where to find the owners number. I have the county record with the name of the owner but no number. Currently I reside in Ohio and will be moving to NC, focusing on investing in the Greensboro area.

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